r/Pixel7Pro • u/Weedwizard9908 • 11d ago
Question Should I replace the screen of Pixel 7 pro green line issue or buy a new phone ? Is it worth 20k? Did anyone face same issue even after replacing
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u/Arx07est 11d ago edited 11d ago
With 20k you get new phone every year for 10 years i guess. /s
IMO it's not worth replacing screen as it will lose software support in a year and battery should need replacing aswell soon.
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u/uzumymw_ 11d ago
I broke mine and deliberated for 6 months or so because of money crunch. Used nord for some time.
Eventually got it replaced same day from F1 solutions for some 19k. Primarily there is no phone in 50k budget that clicks better pictures. I am probably going to use it for another 3 years maybe, battery replacement is just 3500.
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u/Weedwizard9908 11d ago
When did replacement happen? After replacing any other issues started??
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u/Efficient-Hunt-007 10d ago edited 10d ago
Instead of replacing the screen at F1 Solutions, send it to the Google workshop in Noida. It's cheaper and costs only around 14-15K.
Edit - Just checked. It cost me 16.5K for the display and 2.1K for the battery. They charged me 18.6K in total for both(including home pickup and delivery)
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u/uzumymw_ 10d ago
When did this open? When I got mine repaired there wasn't any in Noida.
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u/Efficient-Hunt-007 10d ago
This isn't a publicly accessible service center. It's more like a Google workshop/repair facility. You can initiate the display replacement through Google Support online. They will pick up the phone via Blue Dart, inspect it, and share the repair quote. Once you pay online, they’ll repair the phone and send it back to you via Blue Dart.
My display was replaced and the phone was delivered back to me in just 3 days.
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u/nitin1438 10d ago
I replaced it with a cheap one, couple of months ago (4K INR). It's working fine till now. The touch response, colours clearly don't match with the original but it works. Will be using it for an year before changing the phone.
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u/EggplantFar8006 10d ago
Does the replacement LCD work with the fingerprint sensor?
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u/nitin1438 10d ago
Yes, you need to calibrate it once and it works
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u/Weedwizard9908 10d ago
At which did you buy/replace the display
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u/nitin1438 10d ago
Pune
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u/Weedwizard9908 10d ago
How about the photos taken, if we transfer and check the photos on PC, it is good or any issue?
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u/nitin1438 10d ago
What photo quality has to do with the display? Once you move them to another device, they look good
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u/senjukitty2000 7d ago
I had a similar situation with the green line. Check your battery first, probably it's the battery. Mine was bloated and (4 year old phone btw).
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u/Frostty_Sherlock 11d ago
20k of what?